National Electronic Recycling

The growing e-waste crisis is quickly becoming a serious issue that humanity needs a solution for. Electronic waste or e-waste, for short, is the accumulation, dumping, and disposal of electronic products that are no longer required. According to statistics, approximately 53 million metric tonnes of e-waste are generated each year. As per a report by the United Nations, since 2015, e-waste has reached record-high levels. These important facts about the current global e-waste crisis indicate one thing: The development of stringent national electronic recycling is the need of the hour. E-waste includes, but is not limited to old cell phones, computers, and laptops. E-waste also includes old devices like worn-out printers, fax machines, batteries, TVs, cameras, DVD players, and much more. Even solar panel recycling is an irrefutable aspect of e-waste recycling. Currently, it is estimated by researchers that only 10 to 20% of e-waste gets recycled. The unethical disposal of this e-waste